Osage Beach Youth Enrolls in Job Corps
Gregory A. Plemmons, 17, of Osage Beach, left for the Job Corps camp in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. He will study auto mechanics and two basic education courses, seeking high school equivalency. This marks his second Job Corps enrollment after prior training in Poplar Bluff and Neighborhood Youth Corps at Kaiser State Park.
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Osage Beach
Gregory A. Plemmons
Clay Plemmons
Job Corps
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Plemmons
Coloredo Job Corps
Poplar Bluff
Kaiser State Park
Jefferson City
William C. Blair
Colorado
Bill to revamp Congress dies in current session
In Washington the proposed congressional reorganization bill, once passed by the Senate 18 months ago, stalls in the House. Its aims included curbing committee chair power, removing postmaster appointments from patronage, tighter lobbying controls, limited proxy voting, broader public committee proceedings, and new tools for budgeting. Supporters acknowledge a new bill could appear next session but may omit several contentious provisions.
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Senate
House
Arneas
Congress
Gources
Daily Capital News publication and staff listing
The Daily Capital News provides publisher and staff credits including Robert C Goshorn and Mrs Robert C Goshorn as publishers with multiple years noted, along with board chairmen Joseph G Majersky and others. The paper notes editors Manneth M Johnson and associates, with circulation and subscription details for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties, including mail and carrier rates and audit notes.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
Aed
William H. Weldon
Bk. Mose
Robert Closser
Mrank Holt
Prey
Joseph G. Majersky
Manneth M. Johmson
Martey
Niwa Fritune Company
Yerrow Street
Elas Cottage
Jeffargan City
Associated Press
Press Ia
Jetterson Ty
Missouri
Sundey
Oceanar
Felivery Gervica
Cole
Mimsouri
Aisscur
Unites
dursau_ot
Will favors three schools in Kemp will provisions
In Kansas City AP report, three Missouri institutions receive trusts from the late William E. Kemp. Westminster College gets 8000 for a scholarship named for his father. William Woods College Fulton gets 1000 for dormitory decor. University of Missouri Columbia 1000 for teaching program and bringing nonresident lecturers. MU Law School 5000 for a senior scholarship. Beta Theta Pi MU chapter gets 1000 for painting or sculpture. bulk goes to family.
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Kansas City
Missouri
William E. Kemp
Jackson County
Westminster College
Fulton
Kemp
William Woods College of
University of Missouri At Columbia
School of Law At
Columbia
Missouri University
Beta Theta Pi
Collision Claims Life Of Moberly Man
A three vehicle crash on County Highway 22 east of Route Ye left George Spier Jr. of Moberly dead from injuries suffered in the Aug 16 accident. The fatality occurred Wednesday at Boone County Hospital after the collision involving three vehicles in Aughrain County.
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Moberly
Columbia, Mo
George Spier, Jr
Boone County Hospital
Aughrain
Over 1000 disapprove Fortas appointment poll in Missouri
A News and Tribune survey of mid-Missourians shows over 1,000 respondents disapprove Abe Fortas as Chief Justice. Voters cite Warren era decisions as favorable to criminals and communists and warn of more of the same under Fortas.
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Abe Fo
US. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Farias
Senate
News and Tribune
Earl Warren
Fortas
Loading zones in Jefferson City facing few complaints
Police traffic chief Lt. Duncan says new loading bays on High Streets mostly suit merchants and trucks, but service vehicles park in zones. Mayor Christy notes no major issues. downtown use cited as minimal despite some unauthorized parkers, with warning tickets issued to violators.
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Richard Dun-can
Jefferson City
Mitted
Yrike Riley
Pears
Inmate arraigned on assault charge in Cole County
Raymond Young Jr., a Missouri Penitentiary inmate, was formally arraigned Thursday in Cole County Magistrate Court. He faces an assault charge against fellow inmate John Watson. A preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 am on Oct. 16.
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Raymond Young Jr
Missouri Penitentiary
Cole County
Young
John i Watson
Cordell Named to U.S. Chamber Tax Forum
Mark Cordell, executive manager of Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Tax Forum. The appointment places Cordell among business leaders shaping national tax policy discussions.
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Cordell
U.S
Tax Forum
Mark Cordell
Jefferson City
Cham ‘Ber of Commerce
Us. Chamber of Commerce Tax Forum
Chambers of Commerce, Trade and Professional Associations
National Chamber Federation
VASCAR Tested by Missouri Patrol on Speed Checks
An article describes the Missouri Highway Patrol testing a new speed device called VASCAR to measure a vehicle’s speed by time and distance. The system allows patrol cars to clock a speeder from moving positions, offering an alternative to radar and promising updated enforcement across multiple troops. It notes costs, deployment hopes, and the method of operation using fixed objects and headlights for nighttime measurements.
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Missouri Highways Patrol
Jefferson City
Kirkwood
Vascar
Vance
K K. John
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri
Johnson
Gas fumes kill two at Hanston drilling site
Two men died and three others were hospitalized after gas fumes at a Hanston drilling site. The deceased are Robert M. Anderson, 45, of Great Bend, a sales engineer for Acid Engineers, and Jim Voth, 19, of Ellinwood. Injured include D. W. Hazlip, 37, of Pratt. Gary Gray, 23, of El Dorado. and Don Leiker, 18. All were taken to Dodge City hospital, with conditions listed as satisfactory.
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Hanston, Kan
Great Bend
Robert M. Anderson
Jim Voth
Ellinwood
Kan
Dodge City
Gary Gray
el Dorado
Don Leiker
Fire reported at office building in Hanston area
A small fire at an acidizing lab in a salt water disposal well cabinet in a biology lab on a Beardmore Company lease near the State Office Building 221 West High Street was contained by fire crews before noon Thursday with limited details released by the company spokesman.
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Jefferson City
Beardmore Company
Hanston
Contol
Aquatic Show Slated Today at Memorial Pool
A Red Cross sponsored aquatic show will be presented at 7 30 p m today at Memorial Pool The program includes a beginners section trained in Red Cross classes a demonstration of reaching and self rescue rescues a swimming rescue diving and 10 swimming strokes Certificates and trophies will be awarded to volunteers and aides for six weeks of instruction David Van Gorder notes about 50 volunteers donated 1425 hours Mrs Frank Drake chaired the water safety volunteers About 1500 students took Red Cross swimming classes this year with sessions for Jefferson City residents and others in Cole County
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Red Cross
David van Gorder
Capital Area
Frank Drake
E. Circle Drive
Jefferson City
Cole County
Army to move lethal nerve gas from Denver area
The Army agreed to relocate large quantities of lethal nerve gas away from the Denver area after local protests. Officials would not specify new locations while scientists and teachers warned of catastrophe from accidents. Most materials are to be moved out of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal northeast of Denver starting next month.
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Washington
Army
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Arsenal
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